For a short time in the late 1950s, American-born actor Harry Ditson attended Upper Canada College in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, a top preparatory school for boys founded in 1829 along the British school system. He ran away from that school on two separate occasions, once making it back to the New York City area on the train and, upon being returned to school in Canada, the other time was found at Union Station in Toronto waiting to depart on another train to New York City. He was born in either the Bronx or Brooklyn although there is very little information to be found about him on the web even these many years later. The most well known films he ever appeared in are "Fiddler on the Roof" in 1971, "A Bridge Too Far" and "Nasty Habits" from 1977 and "Superman II" in 1980. He has accumulated over 90 credits in film and on television from 1971 through 2023.
